Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-04
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Jasper Rand's residence on east Main
street that has been undergoing repairs dur.
| ing the past month is about completed The
building has been raised about i've feet aud
Is much improved IN appearance.
| Mrs Parker, accompanied by her grand.
daughter, Miss Nettie Peoples, departed on
| Gesdays steamer the former for Lus
An4elos and the latter tor San Francisco.
where she will join an aunt of hers.
| Mrs {. II. Vining returned from the ea.t
on Sunday where she has been during the
past six months. She vas called home on
account OF her husbands death, who died
lew weeks ago at his home On Waha.
Sister Cecilia and Sister Josepha. of the
st. Aloysus Academy of this city, departed
Gu tuesday mornings steamer tor " mona.
Mum. whittier they have been called by
their Superi"ress. Three other sisters OF
THIS school lett several weeks ago tor the
same place.
rr. Boston. the dentist will in a few
days take his departure for Warrens, where
he will remain for short time. Those
i'll that vicinity who desire work to be DER.
formed in the ntistry line by a skilled
professional, should avail themselves of
TINS opportunity.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Daugherty and their
daughter, Miss Ada, left oG Tuesday morn.
ing tor Spokane Falls, where they will 10.
cate home. They have made many warm
friends during their stay in this city all of
whom with the TELLER Join in wishing
them we'll in their new field.
j. ". Riggs and family soon take their
dan fnr f,r R,,u. hum,
will rmanently locate. MIR. Riggs has
been engaged in the art of photography in
this city during the past four years, aud he
las gwen universal satisfaction, and it Is
with deep regret that the community al
large see him go.
The following amounts were allowed on
the different funds of the county at the las,
sitting 1T the commas oners Scalp fund.
! 1874 scalps at 4 cents each "a, 7S9 76 /
hospital fund. $,46 40; general fund
81. 1913 30; bridge fun,t, 1914 rs; curren,
expense fund, $3.50 50, Total amount
. lowed, Sl0,32s 30.
NOTICE. Frank Scott wishes to inform
those who contemplate going to Cra,g's
mountain during the hot season, that he j. |
to furnish them with good fresh
milk and butter at reasonable price. IL.
will ais" furnish board and lodging for those
who so desire. Good fishing and hunting
grounds close to the premises. 43 Wv
A child of Mr.. McCracken, aged four
years, fell into well about thirty feet deep
on the farm Of John Denny's near MIR. Hunts
last week. There was about eight. Ell
inches ct water IN the well. The child was
re- Gu ii as soon as possiule, and received
bnt slight injuries, and is now able to be
about. The only bruises it received was
about the shoulder aud arms
From WARRENs. A. Benson returned
from Warrens on Friday last aud Reports
having hard time crossing salmon river Ut
the bird ge, being obliged to wheel each pack
mules load separately across in wheelbar-
row, aud then lead Que mule at time over
the BRUCE. His train arrived in Warrens
camp ON the 18th of july He says that ali
the boys 1T camp are well and hearty that |
the Little Giant mine owned by Riebold |
employs seven men and an excellent quality |
Of ore is being taken GU, that N. B. " ,lley |
ls also working force of men ON the Knott |
ledge aud is taking out first class grade Of |
ore; that placer mining Is still kept up
with good results; that Fred is still at the
YARN Springs serving as good meal as ever |
TO the hungry and weary traveller, and that
The spring furnishes as good bathing AS ever.
Geo. Penny aud the junior Of the TELLER
paid visit to C-aig's mountain last week
.nd remained four days. They went via
Lake n aha and there remained the first
hight. This is one Of the grandest places Of
esort in the country, and Mr. aud Mira.
saun;e are always ready and willing to &C.
'omm"date all VIII" come in a must pleasing
manner. From the Lake they took the new
,amas Prairie read and proceeded as far as
DR.. aeott's place on the breaks of salmon
liver; this new road with few hundred
lolisrs expended on it could be good one
1t Mr.. SCOTS they made thei, headquarters
nd more pleasant place to spend few
avs hunting and tishing is hard to find.
ar and Mrs. Scott (senior and iunior) are
ways glad to have you come and see them,
nd . more hospitable people cannot be
'und. The game IN the mountains il rath-
scarce at present hut will be plenty this
I'll, and all those who visit thar sec ion
hould give Mr.. Scott visit where YOU
MI ind good accommodations and reasons.
le charges. L